The phrase "capitalist logic" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the reasoning and principles that guide the economic system of capitalism. Example: "The current economic policies are based on capitalist logic, promoting free market competition and profit maximization."
During my time in residence in Peterborough, we questioned the capitalist logic of The Green Backyard's proposed development.
Reno is a conservatively minded, pro-business city, and people here acknowledge the capitalist logic of American's stance.
It's drowning in the paranoid capitalist logic of the age – don't solve problems, make money out of them – that gave us gated developments and subprime.
But he also thinks that football and capitalist logic are a bad mix: "I know that if we win a cup, the whole town will celebrate; if we have a budget surplus, nobody cares".As it happens, Barcelona made a small profit last year.
"If corruption keeps expanding and perpetuating its destructive capitalist logic, there will be no socialism here," he said.
I write about porn as an industry because I want people to understand that it needs to be seen as a business whose product evolves with a specifically capitalist logic.
The biggest problem with the test was not even the obvious artifacts of Soviet thinking or its robber-baron-capitalist logic; the biggest problem was what was not on it.
Karl Marx was right to argue that the logic of capitalist exploitation will tend over time, unevenly but inexorably, to polarise humanity into two and only two classes of people: exploiter and exploited.
The whole logic of capitalist markets is that money finds its way to profits, just as water finds the path of least resistance as it flows and cuts its way to the sea.
The business of marketization in HE involves 'not just people, but technologies such as software, algorithms, computers, procedures and so on, in a rich collage of people, technology and programmes … that align the work of the university with the logics of capitalist markets' (Komljenovic & Robertson, 2016: 633).
They reject the idea that patterns of rule can be properly understood in terms of a historical or social logic attached to capitalist development, functional differentiation, or even institutional settings.
